Graham Field Patriot Semi-Electric Bed Only with Plastic Ends - 1 Each Bed:1633-Rolled Foam Mattress and Full Chrome Rails Higher oxygen settings will reduce 1197#3

Name: Graham Field Patriot Semi-Electric Bed Only with Plastic Ends - 1 Each Bed:1633-Rolled Foam Mattress and Full Chrome Rails Higher oxygen settings will reduce 1197#3
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90902577449
Price: 470.98 USD
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Graham Field Patriot Semi-Electric Bed Only with Plastic Ends - 1 Each Bed:1633-Rolled Foam Mattress and Full Chrome Rails Higher oxygen settings will reduce 1197#3

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Graham Field Patriot Semi Electric Bed Only with Plastic Ends 1 Each Bed:1633 Rolled Foam Mattress and Full Chrome Rails Higher oxygen settings will reduce 1197#3 Higher oxygen settings will reduce overall operating time The outer cushion provides support 24" (at deck level) Graham Field Patriot Semi Electric Bed Only with Plastic Ends

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